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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 49, 16 July 1912, Page 4

THE PRICE OP BOOTS. Owing to the recent award, it is a moral certainty that manufacturers will raise prices, thus passing the added cost on to the public. The Melbourne—ever ready to anticipate such a move is heavily stocked with all lines of New Zealand manufacture, and will be able to offer goods at prices in no way influenced by the recent award. Hereunder is published a list of every-day wellknown boots, which you are asked to carefully compare with ruling prices elsewhere. We are confident of the result. Men's stout bluchers, 6/fi; men's strong kip shooters, 7/11; youth's strong boots, sizes 1 to 5, 8/11; men's watertights, 14/0; heavy kip shooters, 12/9; men's medium weight chrome shooters nailed or plain, 13/9; youths' shooters, 7/0; children's chrome balmorals, 5/11, 0/11, 7/0; women's chrome two-bar shoes, 5/11; women's felt slippers, carpet solos, 1/-; women's check felt slippers, with fancy buckle, 1/3; women's colored felt slippers, with cord soles, 1/3; women's leather slippers, sewn soles, 3/11; women's chrome slippers, sewn soles, 4/11. The above are all wellknown colonial made lines. No prices low as the Melbourne's.—Advt.